January 20, 2021 Issue, Page 6 of 10

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January 20, 2021 a ne Members of the all-district team as selected by the coaches of District A-1, which is a tremendous honor to be recognized and honored by the coaches of the district. Pictured left to right front row: Mason Christian-Defensive Line, Noel Fernandez-Linebacker, Luke Crompton-Linebacker, back row: Cooper Coffman-Linebacker, Lake Crosby-Linebacker, Chase Logan-Corner, Kolt Merrick-Quarterback, and other single picture is Bdge Hagen-Offensive Line. Courtesy Photos Lady Eagles go 2-1 Eagles play three By Kerry Hookstra the third gave them a 28-22 22-21 edge at halftime. the final outcome. The second By Kerry Hookstra advantage going to the fourth. ‘The third went to the saw the Lady Indians lead Sayre spent the week on Offense took over in the final Trojanettes 13-10. Down the 12-6 as they went to halftime Atrip to Thomas opened the week for Sayre Jan. 5. They fell the road. They opened with frame with the Lady Terriers stretch the Lady Eagles hada with a 21-16 advantage. to the Terriers 45-32. Competing in the Western Equipment a trip to Thomas Jan. 5 and prevailing 20-16 as Sayre held 16-13 margin but could not Classic Festival Jan. 7 the Eagles met Canute and dropped a 48- came home with a 44-42 on for a two point win. get the shots to fall for a win. A15-9 rally for the Lady 36 decision to the #10 team in Class A. Arapaho-Butler took the victory. The Western Equip- Sydney Hampton put in 15 Kylee Smith rained down Eagles in the third gave court as the host squad in the tourney and came in undefeated ment Classic Festival saw the for Thomas as she took game 24 points for Canute to lead enough cushion to hang on for with a #4 rank in Class A. Sayre challenged the Indians before Lady Eagles meet up with high honors. Brenay Campbell all scorers. Karly Easter the decision. An 11-9 margin falling 47-40. Canute and drop a 48-47 heart worked inside for 13 and Karly pumped in 17 as she paced the for Arapaho-Butler fell short Eagles-Thomas breaker Jan. 7. The host squad Easter added 12 to pace the Sayre offense with 14 from as Sayre won by one. A10-5 Terrier lead started the contest in the first quarter. was next on the court Jan. 8 Lady Eagles. Others scoring Trinity Dunlap. Others scor- Katie Edelen tossed in ‘The second went to Sayre by a \n 11-8 margin. Thomas was on and Sayre slipped by Arapaho- included: Kylie Easter-9, Desti- ing were; Destinee Moler-8, 17 to pace the Lady Indians. top 18-16 going to halftime. Butler 40-39, nee Moler-7, Josie Merrick-2, Brenay Campberll-5, and Kylie ‘The Eagles were edged 16-15 in the third. An offensive col- Lady Eagles-Thomas and Trinity Dunlap-1. Easter-3. Game high went to Karly lapse afflicted Sayre in the final frame as they trailed 9-1 with Easter at 20. Others scoring only a Chase Logan free throw averting a shutout. ‘The first quarter went to Lady Eagles-Canute Lady Eagles/Arapaho- for the Lady Eagles included: Kelly and Mannering put in 10 each for the Terriers and the Lady Terriers 10-6. Sayre Ina nail biting battle Butler Cooper Coffman tossed down 10 for the Eagles as they shared came back to lead the second the Trojanettes led the first In another uber close con- Destinee Moler-7, Brenay 10-8. Thomas was up 18-16 quarter 16-12. The second was test Sayre had a 10-9 edge in Campbell-6, Kiley Easter-3, game high honors. Others scoring for Sayre Included: Logan-7, going to halftime. slower offensively with Sayre the first quarter and that was Trinity Dunlap-2, and Josie Clayton Mosburg-5, Kolt Merrick-4, Walker Moler-4, and Juan ‘A12-4 Lady Eagle run in prevailing 9-6. Canute had a Galaviz-2. a portent of things to come in Merrick-2. Eagles-Canute First quarter play saw a 12-12 tie. The Trojans managed a 10-7 second period margin. Sayre was down 22-19 going to Bearcats play for third at Hammon halftime. In the third Canute went on a 17-8 run, Final frame action came out in a 9-9 deadlock. Kelln Henderson pumped in 18 for the Trojans to lead all scorers. Clayton Mosburg worked well inside and then dialed By Kerry Hookstra Again the offense was ane- down 30-23 at halftime. Wildcats came on to lead the long distance for a pair of treys as he totaled 11 to pace the mic in the third as the Bobcats ‘A19-4 Lomega run in the second 13-9. The Bearcats had Eagles. Others scoring were; Walker Moler-9, Cooper Coff- ‘The Bearcats headed to held a 7-5 margin. Down the third gave them the contest. a 20-19 edge going to half- man-6, Luke Crompton-3, Chase Logan-3, Noel Fernandez-2, Hammon for their 7th Annual stretch the Bearcats rallied to Final frame action went to the time. and Kolt Merrick-2. Warrior Invitational Jan. 7-9. post a 12-8 advantage with Raiders by a 19-9 margin. Eagles/Arapaho-Butler Lumpkin led all scorers Boise City took the lead They opened with a 33-32 the winning point coming ona with a 13-8 third period Sayre trailed the first quarter 13-11. The second was tied 6-6. defeat of Binger-Oney. In the Brandon Stanford free throw. with 17 for Lomega. Robert advantage. Final frame action ‘The Indians were on top 19-17 going to halftime. White displayed the future In the third Arapaho-Butler gained some insurance with Semi-finals Erick met up with Craddock tossed in 15 for for Bearcat Basketball as the was all Wildcats as foul trouble Lomega and the #4 squad in Binger-Oney to share game talented freshman led the plagued Erick and they trailed a 16-12 margin. Over the final eight minutes the Eagles were Class B downed the Bearcats high honors with Erick’s Eliah offense with 12 points. Others edged 12-11. 68-36. Boise City was the Melton. Other scoring for scoring were; Tyler Eisen- 19-6. Griffith put in 16 for game high and Pyron added 15 to lead opponent in the Third place the Bearcats included: Tyler berg-8, Preston Eleming-7, Arthaud poured in 24 the Indians. Walker Moler paced Sayre with 13 and Clayton contest and Erick dropped a Eisenberg-10, Trenton Mc- James Laster-3, Tucker- to lead the Wildcats and Mosburg work inside for 11. Chase Logan hit four while Noel 51-36 decision. Intyre-5, Preston Fleming-2, Dunlap-2, Eliah Melton-2, and all scorers. Tyler Eisenberg Fernandez and Kolt Merrick connected for two apiece. Bearcats/Binger-Oney and Stanford-1. Brandon Stanford-2. tossed down 12 as he paced Bearcats-Lomega Erick took the first quarter Erick managed to keep Bearcats-Boise City the Bearcats. Others scor- 12-7 but the offense went south in the second as the Bobcats led 10-4. Binger-Oney things close in the first half. ‘The Raiders led 17-13 in the first and took the second quar- In the showdown for Third Place in the Warrior Classic Erick went out to an 11-6 ing included: Eliah Melton-9, Trenton MeIntyre-6, Preston Fleming-3, Tucker Dunlap-2, Lady Bearcats held a 17-16 edge at halftime. first quarter advantage. The grind Granite ter 13-10. The Bearcats were and Brandon Stanford-2. Bearcats sweep a pair By Kerry Hookstra In the only game played 10 points apiece. Elizondo drained a trey, worked an old fashioned 3-point play and By Kerry Hookstra Kaden North added on trey anthers. Others scoring for with a pair of deuces to set by the Erick Girls during the had a pair of deuces. McIntyre with a field goal each by Mc- Brick included: Melton-13, the pace. Dylan Kleckner went week due to virus issues, the buried a pair of threes plus Erick took the short trip Intyre and Melton. Erick took White-13, McIntyre-7, Stn- downtown for a three plus a Lady Bearcats overwhelmed two twos. Lawrence put in a to Granite Jan.12andcame 37-26 advantage to halftime. _ford-6, and North-3. two while Stanford put in a the Lady Panthers 51-13 at bucket to complete the Lady home with a 64-52 decision. In the third the Bearcats Bearcats-Hollis pair of baskets witha bucket Granite. Bearcat scoring. Hollis came to town Jan. 15 had a 13-12 edge behind A9-6 deficit started Erick each from Preston Fleming ‘The first quarter saw a Final frame play featured and they suffered a 43-41 three baskets from Eisenberg. _ off in the hole. A trey apiece and McIntyre. 13-3 Erick advantage. Kylie a 6-2 margin for Erick. Lyons defeat. Melton went downtown fora _ from Tyler Eisenberg and Offense was scarce in the McIntyre led the way with two went downtown for another Bearcats-Granite three plus a two and Stanford Trenton McIntyre accounted _final frame with the Tigers baskets. Kaylor Lyons burieda trey. Kylie Lindenfelser hit ‘The first quarter saw an put in a bucket. for the scoring. holding a 7-6 edge. Flem- treywith adeuce apiece from a os eat a Brvalven Comet 18-16 Panther margin. Tyler Final frame action was tied The hole got alittle deeper _ing was most of the offense Biibetlynn Carter tah Lae. peo Eisenberg buried a pair of 14-14. White again led the as the Tigers claimed the sec- _for Erick as he dialed long epiechara Sankes teesthiniwe erayaialae reys plus a ade deuce to pace charge for e C vi Erick with an old. ond 15-12. ‘Eisenberg i burieda _ :distance for a trey and added a rence, ALGOand GhdtoutSmith. Trista WEntIOTHE’ anfdKylynetre McNinch wednen had four etacd Erick. Eliah Melton hit two fashioned 3-point play anda _pair of threes plus an old fash- deuce. Kleckner had one from 14) p. othe Le ang Destine Jectson ade baskets with abucket apiece field goal. McIntyre sank three ioned3-point play asheled _the charity stripe. ‘ady Bearcats in the second. three for Granite. McIntyre from Trenton McIntyre and ean _free throws with a basket each _the Bearcats. Brandon Stan- Colby Black pumped iin McIntyre stayed hot : with tossed v down 22 for gamegame h high i! Brandon Stanford. by Eisenberg, Melton, and ford hit a basket and McIntyre 13 to lead Hollis with eight athree, and old fashioned honors with 10 by Elizondo. A21-8 Bearcat runinthe Stanford. sank a free throw. Hollis was from Rowdy Randall. Eisen- 3-point play and a two. Carter Others scoring for the Lady second put them in control. Kace Barrera pumped in up 24-18 at halftime. berg tossed down 18 to lead hit a basket to round out the —_ Bearcats included: Lyons-6, Robert While led the charge 22 for Granite and share game An offensive explosion all scorers. Others scoring for _scoring. Erick was on top 23-3 Emberlynn Carter-4, Kiah with a of pair threes anda high honors with Eisenberg _gave the Bearcats. a 19-10 the Bearcats were; Fleming-7, _going to halftime. Lawrence-4, Lindefelser-2, two, Eisenberg dialed long for the Bearcats. Keeland third stanza advantage. Kleckner-6, McIntyre-6, and Inthe third Lexi Elizondo Smith-2, and Erralynn distance for two treys while Alexander added 12 for the P\ Eisenberg drained a trey along Stanford-6. and McIntyre pumped in Carter-1. tore Avaitabl —~ $5 PICKUP ev DELIVERY poe0 $7 5 “ElhCituNews 109 W. Broadway 1 Year 580-225-3000 Ade the e-paper to a print subscription for o per month www.elkcityoknews.com